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Mugen Kairou
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Game Synopsis
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Mugen Kairou takes the age-old adage of "Perception
is Reality" to a whole new level with perspective
puzzles that literally make perception reality. By
using the d-pad or the analog nub of the PSP,
players rotate, pivot, and adjust the view of simple
constructs that are crafted from straight lines.
Each level consists of a structure such as a
convoluted walkway attached to a staircase upon
which a humanoid wanders.
Before the proper game begins, some exercises show the five laws of
the world of Mugen Kairou (aka Echochrome) as
follows:
1. Perspective Traveling - Change the
perspective and clear the path - what you see
becomes the truth.
2. Perspective Landing - The character will
land on whatever appears to be below his present
location.
3. Perspective Existence - If there is a gap
between two paths, blocking the gap from view
basically erases it.
4. Perspective Absence - Hide the obstruction
from view and it no longer exists and won't serve as
an obstacle any more.
5. Perspective Jump - Where you want to jump
is up to you by positioning the ledge or precipice
above the character.
By moving the structure on each level, simple and not-so-simple
objectives are accomplished and conquered.
Jan Code: 4988607500375
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Game Notes
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There
are three game categories featured in Mugen Kairou
as follows
Solo - clear the levels by encountering all echos -
use laws to create a path.
Pair - objective is to have the same colored
characters touch
Others - same as solo but opponents appear on the
level
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When we first booted up Mugen Kairo, we assumed the
actions and situations were static but this is not
the case. For example, if a character falls through
a black hole and your positioning of the ledge below
was a little off, you can rotate the structure while
the character is in mid-fall so that he does hit
something solid instead of falling through free
space.
This is also the case with the "springboards" that
look like white circles which launch a character
upwards. Once in mid-air, you can rotate the
structure as needed so that he lands where you want
him to land.
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The "Canvas" option allows players to create their
own perspective puzzles and test play them while
they're being built. You can also give it a title
and save it to memory stick duo.
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To view the available puzzles, go to the "box"
option and a total of 96 puzzles may be played in
"solo," "pair," or "others" modes. An additional 48
puzzles may be unlocked by meeting certain
conditions.
» When a pathway is "connected" thanks to the
perspective change, there will no longer be a seam and the
pathway will appear contiguous
» To speed up the walker, press the X button.
» The narrator speaks in English
» When a level is botched, the announcer intones,
"Oops"
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reproduction in whole or in part of this document
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